NOTES/Corrections: (expand comment and scroll down for sources) The B-11 image is actually a Pansarvärnspjäs 1110. The B-11 has a different breech with no venturi, and a Y shaped carriage with the fork pointing away from the muzzle. The picture labeled RPG-27 is actually an RPG-28. RPG-27 broadly looks like a thicker RPG-26 I missed a couple Romanian anti-aircraft guns, namely the A-436, a ground mount twin-30mm that saw limited production and service, and the CA-94 (a Strela-2 clone) and CA-95 (a SA-9 equivalent on the ABC-79 chassis) -------------------------------------- Sources (non-exhaustive, feel free to ask for clarification if you have any questions!): Some of the SAM and SPAAG information was taken from Техника и вооружение (hereafter TiV) 1999 05-06, and BTVT.info’s articles on ZSU-57-2 Much of the discussion of towed Anti-Tank guns came from the Tankograd blog article as mentioned in the text of the video. Other information came from the sources listed below. TiV issues: AT-12 Swinger (November 2019); AT-14 Spriggan (August 2020), AT-7 Saxhorn (April 2020) AT-15 Springer (June 2020), AT-6 Spiral (May 2020), IT-1 Drakon (March 2020), BRDM-2 AT-4/5 Spigot/Spandrel (March 2020), AT-3 SAGGER (March 2019), AT-1 Snapper (September 2018), ZSU-37-2 (February 2011), among others www.kpopov.ru/military/pvo_museum_13.htm was used in the Anti-Aircraft section Pvo.guns.ru, forum.guns.ru, Russianarms.ru, and militaryrussia.ru posts were used extensively, and cover essentially every single item and vehicle discussed. They’re a pretty good resource, although access to Russianarms.ru can be tempermental. Topwar.ru was used for preliminary research and pointing towards other sources, but it can be a little unreliable. That said, it tended to have nice pictures to pull. Armedconflicts.com is invaluable for weird Czechoslovak things The 30mm PLDvK Vz.53 and 30mm PLDvK Vz.53/59 were covered using mainly: www.vojenskatechnika.sk/pldvk53/PLDvK%20vz53.htm and www.vojenskatechnika.sk/jesterka/jesterka.htm Literature Sources: 14,5-мм счетверенная зенитная пулеметная установка ЗПУ-4. Руководство службы. Часть 1 (Воениздат, 1981) Автономный войсковой зенитный ракетный комплекс Оса (Воениздат, 1991) 57-мм автоматическая зенитная пушка С-60. Руководство службы. Издание третье, исправленное и дополненное (Воениздат, 1974) 37-мм автоматическая зенитная пушка обр. 1939 года. Краткое описание (Воениздат, 1942) Зенитные ракетные комплексы Пересада С. А. (Воениздат, 1973) Стрельбa зенитных рaкетных комплексов войск ПВО СВ: учебное пособие («Қaзaқ университетi», 2020) ЗРК С-25М1. Зенитно-ракетный комплекс системы С-25М1 Устройство и эксплуатация 23-мм зенитной установки ЗУ-23 (Изд-во Томского политехнического университета, 2012) Зенитный ракетный дивизион ЗРД-125. Инструкция по эксплуатации. (Воениздат, 1961) Учебник сержанта зенитной артиллерии. Книгa 1 & 2 (Воениздат, 1949) ЗРК С-300В (9К81). Зенитная ракета 9М83. Изделие 9М83. Техническое описание. (Воениздат, 1982 and 1984 editions) Зенитная артиллерия и зенитные ракетные войска противовоздушной обороны. Часть 2. Зенитные ракетные войска противовоздушной обороны, Неупокоев Ф.К. (ред.), (Воениздат, 1994) Зенитный пушечно ракетный комплекс «Тунгуска» (Воениздат, 1991) Зенитный ракетный комплекс ближнего действия «Стрела-10» (Воениздат, 1990) Наставление войскам ПВО сухопутных войск Переносной зенитный ракетный комплекс «Стрела-2» (Воениздат, 1969) Зенитный ракетный комплекс «Тор-М1»: учебное пособиеn Ельцин С.Н., Балтийский государственный технический университет «Военмех» имени Д.Ф. Устинова Руководство службы 14,5-мм зенитный пулемет Владимирова КПВ (Воениздат, 1959) Зенитная артиллерийская батарея, взвод, установка ЗСУ-23-4 (Воениздат, 1968) Зенитная Ракетная система С-300 Ганин С.М., Карпенко А.М. (Гангут, 2001) Руководство зенитным ракетным войскам противовоздушной обороны [S-200] (Воениздат, 1981) Зенитный ракетный комплекс С-75М. Учебное пособие. (Воениздат, 1965) Тактика зенитных ракетных войск Уваров М.А. (ред.). (Воениздат, 1969) Extensive use was made of US Army TRADOC’s ODIN system, as well as the Defense Technical Information Center, CIA FOIA Reading Room, and various US Army and British Army field manuals, including but not limited to FM 100-2-1 (1990), FM 100-2-3 (1991), and AFM 2/2 and AFM 2/3 (1991), as well as the 1984 and 1987 editions of Reznichenko’s Taktika.
Hi Whatismoo , could you please make a video explaining how political commissars function in communist nations and how Russia's imitation of a Military Political Department impacts their performance in the war?
it's coming some time after the Ukraine guide, which is slowly trundling along because I'm quite busy. This is, after all, a side project in my (precious little) spare time
This is a truly excellent video, enough context is given for everything to be clear without becoming an history video, the explanations are clear and concise, this is your best one up to now I think. I would have just liked a bit more focus on the doctrines and how air defense as a concept was used by Soviet strategists. All in all thank you a lot for your hard work
@@WhatismooI've been subjected to training videos And safety videos since the mid-1990s in both the military and for companies I've worked for. I always giggle at that that '80s and early '90s vintage corporate training music as I like to call it, with electronic handclaps and perfect synthscapes. And the chipper beat makes shimmy in my seat and kick my feet around. Thank you very much sir
curious - you are or were in grad school? what are you studying? is it related to cold war history? I'm a fanatic about CW and play the Combat Mission Cold War game
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NOTES/Corrections: (expand comment and scroll down for sources)
The B-11 image is actually a Pansarvärnspjäs 1110. The B-11 has a different breech with no venturi, and a Y shaped carriage with the fork pointing away from the muzzle.
The picture labeled RPG-27 is actually an RPG-28. RPG-27 broadly looks like a thicker RPG-26
I missed a couple Romanian anti-aircraft guns, namely the A-436, a ground mount twin-30mm that saw limited production and service, and the CA-94 (a Strela-2 clone) and CA-95 (a SA-9 equivalent on the ABC-79 chassis)
--------------------------------------
Sources (non-exhaustive, feel free to ask for clarification if you have any questions!):
Some of the SAM and SPAAG information was taken from Техника и вооружение (hereafter TiV) 1999 05-06, and BTVT.info’s articles on ZSU-57-2
Much of the discussion of towed Anti-Tank guns came from the Tankograd blog article as mentioned in the text of the video. Other information came from the sources listed below.
TiV issues: AT-12 Swinger (November 2019); AT-14 Spriggan (August 2020), AT-7 Saxhorn (April 2020) AT-15 Springer (June 2020), AT-6 Spiral (May 2020), IT-1 Drakon (March 2020), BRDM-2 AT-4/5 Spigot/Spandrel (March 2020), AT-3 SAGGER (March 2019), AT-1 Snapper (September 2018), ZSU-37-2 (February 2011), among others
www.kpopov.ru/military/pvo_museum_13.htm was used in the Anti-Aircraft section
Pvo.guns.ru, forum.guns.ru, Russianarms.ru, and militaryrussia.ru posts were used extensively, and cover essentially every single item and vehicle discussed. They’re a pretty good resource, although access to Russianarms.ru can be tempermental.
Topwar.ru was used for preliminary research and pointing towards other sources, but it can be a little unreliable. That said, it tended to have nice pictures to pull.
Armedconflicts.com is invaluable for weird Czechoslovak things
The 30mm PLDvK Vz.53 and 30mm PLDvK Vz.53/59 were covered using mainly: www.vojenskatechnika.sk/pldvk53/PLDvK%20vz53.htm and www.vojenskatechnika.sk/jesterka/jesterka.htm
Literature Sources:
14,5-мм счетверенная зенитная пулеметная установка ЗПУ-4. Руководство службы. Часть 1 (Воениздат, 1981)
Автономный войсковой зенитный ракетный комплекс Оса (Воениздат, 1991)
57-мм автоматическая зенитная пушка С-60. Руководство службы. Издание третье, исправленное и дополненное (Воениздат, 1974)
37-мм автоматическая зенитная пушка обр. 1939 года. Краткое описание (Воениздат, 1942)
Зенитные ракетные комплексы Пересада С. А. (Воениздат, 1973)
Стрельбa зенитных рaкетных комплексов войск ПВО СВ: учебное пособие («Қaзaқ университетi», 2020)
ЗРК С-25М1. Зенитно-ракетный комплекс системы С-25М1
Устройство и эксплуатация 23-мм зенитной установки ЗУ-23 (Изд-во Томского политехнического университета, 2012)
Зенитный ракетный дивизион ЗРД-125. Инструкция по эксплуатации. (Воениздат, 1961)
Учебник сержанта зенитной артиллерии. Книгa 1 & 2 (Воениздат, 1949)
ЗРК С-300В (9К81). Зенитная ракета 9М83. Изделие 9М83. Техническое описание. (Воениздат, 1982 and 1984 editions)
Зенитная артиллерия и зенитные ракетные войска противовоздушной обороны. Часть 2. Зенитные ракетные войска противовоздушной обороны, Неупокоев Ф.К. (ред.), (Воениздат, 1994)
Зенитный пушечно ракетный комплекс «Тунгуска» (Воениздат, 1991)
Зенитный ракетный комплекс ближнего действия «Стрела-10» (Воениздат, 1990)
Наставление войскам ПВО сухопутных войск Переносной зенитный ракетный комплекс «Стрела-2» (Воениздат, 1969)
Зенитный ракетный комплекс «Тор-М1»: учебное пособиеn Ельцин С.Н., Балтийский государственный технический университет «Военмех» имени Д.Ф. Устинова
Руководство службы 14,5-мм зенитный пулемет Владимирова КПВ (Воениздат, 1959)
Зенитная артиллерийская батарея, взвод, установка ЗСУ-23-4 (Воениздат, 1968)
Зенитная Ракетная система С-300 Ганин С.М., Карпенко А.М. (Гангут, 2001)
Руководство зенитным ракетным войскам противовоздушной обороны [S-200] (Воениздат, 1981)
Зенитный ракетный комплекс С-75М. Учебное пособие. (Воениздат, 1965)
Тактика зенитных ракетных войск Уваров М.А. (ред.). (Воениздат, 1969)
Extensive use was made of US Army TRADOC’s ODIN system, as well as the Defense Technical Information Center, CIA FOIA Reading Room, and various US Army and British Army field manuals, including but not limited to FM 100-2-1 (1990), FM 100-2-3 (1991), and AFM 2/2 and AFM 2/3 (1991), as well as the 1984 and 1987 editions of Reznichenko’s Taktika.
Hi Whatismoo , could you please make a video explaining how political commissars function in communist nations and how Russia's imitation of a Military Political Department impacts their performance in the war?
@Randohandle55748 I could. Slightly busy with other projects right now but it's on the list at some point
Love the intro!
THE BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT ONE COULD ASK FOR
Good to see this back, I was looking for it the other day lol
Just found your channel, great stuff! I wanted to make a guide series like this, but I doubt I could reach this quality
That 152mm gun is full-on cruiser-grade. I love it.
What a perfect way to spend Christmas. I couldn't possibly think of a better way to spend it................excellent video as usual though.
The king returns, any moo video is an instant classic.
This is fantastic! Thanks. The best for you in 2022!!
Amazing everything was perfect in this video
Just discovered your channel and this is absolutely outstanding stuff. This channel should have another 3 zeros to the sub count
Glad to see your uploaded. High quality and in-depth. Thank you for your time put into these videos.
Happy Christmas, hope you're doing well.
Omg! I thought you were gone for good. I'm so glad to see another video.
Best xmas present ever! I've been waiting for this for ages!
HE'S BACK
thanks for you great work, any news about part 4?
the debt is just amazing this was a lot of work!
it's coming some time after the Ukraine guide, which is slowly trundling along because I'm quite busy. This is, after all, a side project in my (precious little) spare time
im happy i found this channel
SA-1 wow what a primtive, massive system! two rotating swimming pool sized dishes
A shame about that copyright claim, such bullshit. Informative as always though and ever pleasant to watch/listen to.
This is a truly excellent video, enough context is given for everything to be clear without becoming an history video, the explanations are clear and concise, this is your best one up to now I think. I would have just liked a bit more focus on the doctrines and how air defense as a concept was used by Soviet strategists. All in all thank you a lot for your hard work
I plan to do a video series on Soviet Military Art at some point, this is mostly a spotting guide.
@@Whatismoo looking forward to that
my god who wrote this music? the same genius who wrote the "M2 Bradley" theme? keyboard synthscapes! get up and dance!
@@decimated550 yeah that's half the joke
@@WhatismooI've been subjected to training videos And safety videos since the mid-1990s in both the military and for companies I've worked for. I always giggle at that that '80s and early '90s vintage corporate training music as I like to call it, with electronic handclaps and perfect synthscapes. And the chipper beat makes shimmy in my seat and kick my feet around. Thank you very much sir
Great stuff!
curious - you are or were in grad school? what are you studying? is it related to cold war history? I'm a fanatic about CW and play the Combat Mission Cold War game
Aw man, I thought this was a part 4…
Not yet, the Ukraine situation/guide has been taking up my time
Soviets: how much AA defence? YES.
DO THE POST SOVIET MODIFICATION VIDEO
OMIGODOMIGOD